This research explores the critical role of media in preserving indigenous Nigerian languages, particularly through the integration of technology and social media. As globalization threatens linguistic diversity, innovative technological solutions emerge as vital tools for safeguarding these languages. The study highlights how digital platforms facilitate documentation, education, and community building around indigenous languages. Technologies like mobile apps and online resources enhance language learning, making the process engaging and accessible to diverse audiences. Social media platforms, including Facebook, X, and WhatsApp, are pivotal in fostering connections among speakers, sharing cultural resources, and promoting linguistic visibility. Facebook creates communities that exchange knowledge and resources, while X enhances rapid communication and visibility through interactive campaigns. WhatsApp offers a more personalized communication avenue, enabling real-time conversations and safeguarding privacy in language use. Furthermore, advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning, particularly in speech recognition and translation, enhance the preservation efforts by making language materials more accessible and usable. This research concludes that technology, particularly social media, is instrumental in revitalizing indigenous Nigerian languages by providing innovative avenues for documentation, learning, and community engagement, thereby ensuring their survival for future generations.